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Identifier: diseasesofwomenc00herm (find matches)
Title: Diseases of women. A clinical guide to their diagnosis and treatment
Year: 1899 (1890s)
Authors: Herman, G. Ernest (George Ernest), 1849-1914
Subjects: Women
Publisher: New York, W. Wood & Co.
Contributing Library: Yale University, Cushing/Whitney Medical Library
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inal septum above the raw surface, so that the sutureit is to carry shall be completely buried within the septum;bring it out about half an inch outside a. Thread it withsilkworm gut, and withdraw it. While passing the needle,hold one finger of the left hand in the rectum and anotherin the vagina, so as to be sure that the needle is traversingthe recto-vaginal septum. The object of this silkworm gutstitch is to support the parts, and prevent strain from beingthrown on the catgut stitches which are to hold the rawsurfaces in apposition. Seize each end of the silkwormgut stitch with pressure forceps, and let them hang downout of the way. Now take half-curved needles threaded withcatgut. Enter the first stitch at the junction of the rectal 18 DISEASES OF WOMEN. mucous membrane and raw surface, close to the apex of thetriangle, and bring it out at the middle of the raw surface.Enter it again at the middle of the raw surface on theopposite side, and bring it out as close as possible to the
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Fig. 193.— Repair of ruptured perineum. (Drawn by Dr. W. Ambrose Kibbler.) junction ot mucous membrane and raw surface. Tie thissuture, grasp its ends with forceps, and let them hang downout of the way. Put in the second suture at the junctionof vaginal mucous membrane and raw surface, bring it out atthe middle of the raw surface, nearer the base ol the trianglethan the first suture; enter it at a corresponding point in themiddle of the raw surface on the opposite side, and bring INCONTIXEXGE OF F2EGES. 719 it out as close as possible to the junction of vaginal mucousmembrane and raw surface. Then tie it. (The diagramshows the first stitch passed, but not tied, and the secondstitch being put in. This is for the sake of pictorial clearness,but it is better to tie each stitch before putting in the next;and it is convenient not to cut off the ends at this stage;because by them the part can be pulled upon if wished.)The third suture is entered between the rectal mucous mem-brane and the

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